Stanley Ndagi
Digerati: Software Engineer | Technical Writer
Nairobi, Kenya
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Digerati, currently consulting independently as software engineer and Technical writer based in Nairobi, Kenya.
I'm well versed with working in the Scrum - Agile methodology.
My experience cuts across fintech, agriculture, e-commerce, government, and education.
Experienced working remotely in cross-cultural, multinational teams collectively delivering and communicating value, gaining revenue, process optimisation and/or reducing costs.
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An opinionated Python toolkit
In this talk, I'll go through the process of using Python, from your local setup (terminal, virtual env, editor) to writing code, testing and deployment (including CI/CD)
I'll share options (based on their beginner friendliness, pricing (if applicable)) based on my experience. I hope to have it interactive so that the audience can give opinions as well.
Docs in the Real World: Platforms, AI, and the Cost of Getting It Right
Behind every great documentation site is a series of hard decisions - and a few expensive lessons. This session draws from hands-on experience owning and maintaining API and platform documentation, including the realities of evaluating, adopting, and sometimes reconsidering third-party docs platforms as they evolve, reprice, and reshape themselves around AI.
We'll explore three threads that are increasingly intertwined in modern documentation work: the rise of AI tooling (MCP servers, markdown-native workflows, and what it means when your docs platform leans into LLM integrations); the challenge of internationalization and what "inclusive docs" actually costs in practice; and the quieter, often underappreciated work of building docs-as-code pipelines that actually get engineers to contribute.
Whether you're a seasoned technical writer navigating platform migrations, a developer who has ever been intimidated opening an API reference for the first time, or someone just starting out and weighing your tooling options; this session offers honest perspective on the trade-offs, the wins, and what to watch out for.
Stanley Ndagi
Digerati: Software Engineer | Technical Writer
Nairobi, Kenya
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